1984 Map of Warsaw South
USGS Topo · Published 1984About this map
Warsaw and Magnolia anchor this 1980s landscape, positioned along the busy corridor of the Seaboard railroad. The region is characterized by a high concentration of community centers and local burial grounds, including the Rose Hill Cem and Pine Crest Cem. Educational facilities such as James Kenan High Sch and Douglas Jr High Sch serve the rural population, while several churches like St Peter Ch and Hines Chapel dot the crossroads. The terrain is defined by a web of drainage including Stewarts Creek, Maxwell Creek, and Millers Creek, with local industry represented by a Sandpit and the aviation hub at Taylor Field. This survey captures the Duplin County interior during a period of established agricultural and infrastructure growth.
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